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A violência da polícia na Catalunha [vídeos]
A Amnistia Internacional acusou a polícia espanhola de uso de força “excessiva e desproporcional”. Os confrontos causaram cerca de 900 feridos.
São imagens como as que se seguem que nos recordam que a polícia defende Estados e políticos e não pessoas…
Think you had a bad day? Want to be cheered up? This woman went to cast her vote in Spain on Sunday #Determination [chant is “we will vote”] pic.twitter.com/1btMqMJiyC
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 3 de outubro de 2017
Spain’s National Police brutalize voters in Catalonia polling center (a school) today in an attempt to suppress #CatalanReferendum vote. pic.twitter.com/jh4xA8u8Bb
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
The face of Spanish democracy today: masked government agents seize ballot boxes and abuse voters in #CatalanReferendum pic.twitter.com/WUcxYwH8SU
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
Spanish police fire rubber bullets at voters today in the #CatalanReferendum. #1o #Catalonia #Cataluyna pic.twitter.com/O8o4b0UlCG
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
Spanish National Police strike with batons Catalonian fire fighters trying to protect voters in today’s referendum. #referendumCAT #o1 pic.twitter.com/OcbAhXctTI
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
VIDEO: Peaceful voters sing–and are then attacked by Spanish police in today’s independence referendum #Catalonia pic.twitter.com/R5b3sPlx5x
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
Catalonia says ‘Yes’ to independence from Spain with %90.09 of the vote. Around 80% of polling stations managed to stay open. pic.twitter.com/yHqCYl0fXw
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 1 de outubro de 2017
I have posted multiple concerning videos of police violence from the #CatalanReferendum today.
This one is the most shocking yet.pic.twitter.com/AjX8jKZj43
— Gissur Simonarson (@GissiSim) 1 de outubro de 2017
Contagem dos votos durante uma missa na Catalunha.
It takes a Catalan village: Parishioners sing to hide vote counting from Spain’s military police during Sunday’s referendum on independence. pic.twitter.com/xMTFURC9JJ
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) 3 de outubro de 2017
